Metroid: Other M

[PrettyNier]

I understood what you were saying about Final Fantasy, which is why I made my statement - I wasn't referring to stylistic preference, I was referring to general game-play and game design concepts.

i touched upon them already; the level design from what we've seen thus far, the utter lack of friction and awkwardness of motion (poor control), etc.

(by the way, I also appreciate Fusion, which is a pretty different game than Super (it uses a similar base, but goes in a completely different direction) so your "every metroid has to be super" argument is kind of wrong)

The level design in Ninja Gaiden is also very well done and you can actually find yourself stuck at times because the levels are practically free-roaming-- especially in the FIRST Ninja Gaiden, when you can backtrack to most level sections almost whenever you want. I think that you don't have to worry about much with that.

idk, backtracking/free-roaming alone doesn't make it good so I'd have to see
for now I'll take your word for it though